Trade Remedies: Law of Dumping. Subsidies and Safeguards in China expertly covers an important area of practice where little or no reliable materials existed before. In a world trade environment where China's significance is growing rapidly, this book's value for legal practitioners, trade officials, trade policymakers and academics in international trade law, anywhere in the world, cannot be overstated

Writing for practitioners, trade officials, trade policymakers, and academics in international trade law, Huang, a lawyer based in Boston, explores China's concerted use of trade remedies on dumping, subsidies, and safeguards to support its industries as they struggle toward competitive advantage. For trade professionals outside China, their use can give rise to serious legal difficulties. Huang's analysis provides details on issues including the role of the China State Economic and Trade Commission and other official bodies; how petitions for anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations are filed; actionable and non-actionable subsidies; injury criteria of dumping and safeguards; and fact patterns that give rise to safeguards. Distributed in North America by Aspen Publishers, Inc.
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